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Health care and spirituality have long been linked and involved with each other. This involvement and linkage goes far beyond the stereotypical "faith healers" that have become the butt of many jokes.

The United States is teeming with many people that are religious and/or spiritual in nature. In addition to that, many hospitals are owned and/or operated by religion-oriented groups with Jewish and Catholic hospitals…

This study uses a five-chapter format to describe the field of Christian counseling, including a definition and overarching goals. A review of the relevant literature provides the background for a review and summary of Gary R. Collins' text, Christian Counseling: A Comprehensive Guide (2007). A chapter by chapter summary of this text is provided in the data analysis chapter.

The author of this report is to list and summarize the four major Protestant reform movements. Those movements are the Lutherans, the Zwingli/Anabaptists, the Reformed church (Calvins) and the English church.

Although he was misunderstood and underappreciated throughout his lifetime, William Blake and his work only truly became influential after his death in 1827 (William Blake, 2014). Although he is best known for his…

Angels are spiritual beings created by God to serve Him through acting as extremely powerful beings in being God's messengers. In most cases where angels appeared in the Bible, they declared that their coming was as…

As a student taking an earth science class from a conservative, evangelical Christian institution of higher education, I am interested in the debate between creationist and evolutionists.

Paul's epistle to the Romans offers a thorough framework for what would become the Christian worldview. In Romans, Paul outlines core themes related to the natural world, human identity, human relationships, and culture.

This paper examines the foundation of the orthodoxy and the canon, which was a relatively difficult process in light of the challenges in the early church. The evaluation is based on the major events and movements that were influential in the recognition of the canonical books. The article also highlights the criteria used for recognition of the canon of Old Testament and New Testament books.

It must first be noted that the author, Ronald H. Nash, was a Calvinist/Baptist philosopher and apologist and a professor on theology and history for more than four decades. He earned many more honors and occupied more…